Carry Nation Took Matters Into Own Hands
Wichita story recalls Carry Nation’s 1900 saloon attacks in Kansas. She began her protest at the Eaton Hotel bar after seeing Cleopatra’s portrait, then wrecked bottles and mirrors, faced authorities, and sparked a statewide temperance movement in early 1901. Nation’s life timeline includes Kentucky birth in 1846 and marriages to Charles Gloyd and David Nation.
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David Nation
Medicine Lodge
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Tips For Teens In Elinor Williams Column
A Q and A on personal questions privacy and how to handle prying topics. Readers are advised to deflect sensitive queries and keep private matters private. Another question about junior high TV limits explains family duties and responsibilities over privileges.
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Portraits Honor Mrs Nation at Medicine Lodge Museum
A hotel portrait and several tributes remember Mrs Nation who divorced, faced desertion charges, and died at Fort Leavenworth in 1911. Her Medicine Lodge home became a museum and a 1918 water fountain near the Union Railroad Station was dedicated to her memory and met an ignominious end in 1945 when a beer truck backed over it.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Medicine Lodge
Union Railroad
Immortalized Times Tower Inscription Recreated Amid Boom
Charles Thorley, a Fifth Avenue florist, had his name chiseled high on Times Tower after selling the Broadway corner site to Adolph Och in 1902. Allied Chemical, rebuilding the tower, failed to remove the two ton stone but commissioned a parchment rubbing by artists Ann Parker and Avon Neal to preserve the inscription.
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Times Tower
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Adolph Och
New York Times
Allied Chemical Corp
Neverthless
Times Square
Ann Parker
Avon Neal
Britain's oldest bootlace factory to close after 170 years
STRAIGHT TO MUSEUM DERBY England Britain's oldest bootlace factory, founded in 1850, plans to shut and transfer its original machinery to an industrial museum, ending a long chapter in Derby's manufacturing history.
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Derby
England
Britain
Teen-Agers Have Problems from Dear Abby Talk
Abigail Van Buren delivers a keynote at a University of California symposium on teen troubles in modern society. She argues parents and advertisers shape teen values, notes rising pressures from Madison Avenue, and calls for moral climate and stronger family guidance to curb youth issues.
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Dear Abby
University of California School of Medicine
San Francisco
Abby
Asheville
N.C
Christine Keeler
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
North Platte
Neb
Madison Avenue
Debbie Schwartz
Sunrise Easter Service at Moody Beach Wells
Wells Easter Sunday sunrise service scheduled for March 29 at 5 40 a m on Moody Beach conducted by Rev John N Simpson pastor of Wells Congregational Church with instrumental music by George N Perkins trumpet and Gerald A LaPierre trombone. An Easter breakfast follows at 6 15 a m served by the Congo Church Women's group.
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Moody Beach
John N. Simpson
Wells Congregational Church
George N. Perkins
Gerald A. LaPierre
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Dayton Republican Caucus Sets Local Meeting
Dayton GOP chairman David W. Smith calls a town caucus at 8 p.m. Friday in Dayton Town Hall for Republicans to choose town officers and committee members and to elect delegates and alternates to state and district conventions. Two delegates per convention are allotted to Dayton. The county committee will also be nominated. The Maine State Convention is May 1 and 2 at the Portland Exposition Building with 14 delegates to the national convention in San Francisco in July.
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David W. Smith
GOP Town Committee
Dayton Town Hall
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Smith
GOP County Committee
Portland Exposition
Maine
San Francisco
Bridal Shower for Claudette Monier Given at Biddeford Home
Miss Claudette Monier of Old Orchard Beach was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Raymond Begin at 113 West Street Biddeford. Schoolmates and several relatives attended from Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
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Flaine de Grace
Peggy Smith
Francoise Mullen
Faye Morse
von Davis
Claire Monier
Evelyn Monier
Monier
Ohio State Forward Sets Big Ten 49-Yard Three Pointer
Dick Van Raap Horst of Ohio State kicked a 49 yard three pointer against Illinois, setting a Big Ten field goal record. The play highlighted OSU's scoring burst and marked a milestone in conference kicking records.
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Ohio State
Dick van Raaphorst
Illinois
Easter Services at Second Church
Two identical Easter worship services will be held in the Second Church building at 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. There will be no Sunday School on Easter Sunday, but nursery arrangements are provided for children aged three to six.
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